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Tips For Cooking Steak In The Oven

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Date: 07/30/2007 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Meat  
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If you were going to brown a steak on both sides in a pan and then place it in a hot oven to continue cooking, do you have a suggestion for oven temp and minutes for cooking?

Please note the inch width of the steak in your response.

Holly from Richardson, TX
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By (Guest Post)
About how far away fron the flame on the broiler do yu put the steak?
Or are you just putting it ( the steak in the pan ) on the upper or is it the middle shelf for 3-7 minutes?
thnks!

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By (Guest Post)
About how far away fron the flame on the broiler do yu put the steak?
Or are you just putting it ( the steak in the pan ) on the upper or is it the middle shelf for 3-7 minutes?
thnks!

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By Debbie (Guest Post)
If you want the steak to have a grilled taste, salt and pepper steak and brown on both sides. Have your oven set at 500; after it is pre-heated, put your steak in the oven. Depending on your taste - rare, medium, done, you may cook the steak anywhere from 3 to 7 minutes on each side. I use my cast iron skilled to brown steak and then place it in oven. It is oven safe for this very hot oven.

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